35 Of The Most Delusional Posts From Entitled Parents Seeking Babysitters

Lotus Flower 4 years ago

Don’t you just kind of hate all of these parents?

25points

Cold Contagious 4 years ago

She is offensive.

5points

David Urquhart 3 years ago

conservative church goer ....

1point

Brendan 4 years ago

If the babysitter fulfilled all of the requests, she'd probably be more qualified to look after the kids than the parents would.

63points

Hooked 4 years ago

"collage" ....

47points

Scagsy 4 years ago

Judging by the demands and implied personality of this advert, it makes me wonder, who would want to sleep with this person... four times? It defies logic. I mean, once is a mistake, but four? Wow.

36points

Jon Steensen 4 years ago

Who says it is the same person that slept with her all four times? Maybe she likes to party and pray on guys being drunk beyond reason.

12points

Neil Bidle 4 years ago

All these demands from someone who can't tell the difference between a college and a collage

28points

Adl waag 3 years ago

This..should...be ...way...up...higher😆🤣

0points

Otter 4 years ago

Fifteen dollars a day for a 13 hour work day with, I presume, absolutely no breaks. Yup, just about a dollar an hour, not counting commute time!

18points

Leo Domitrix 4 years ago

"Welcome to slavery, but hey! be glad you have a job!"

15points

John C 4 years ago

"prefer u are in ... collage" but the babysitting gig is Mon-Fri 6am-7pm? When are they supposed to attend "collage" ? This has to be fake.

12points

Lilith the Demon Panda 4 years ago

yeah, this is truly non negotiable pass

12points

Mart Se 4 years ago

Pick 1 - position in a law firm making 4000$ a month or babysit Karen's kids for 75$ a week

10points

#2

Anyone Who Has Worked In Childcare Knows She Hit Babysitter Bingo

Final score:

230points

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Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

As I say if you can't afford or won't pay a sitter a proper rate then stay at home and look after your own kids

142points

StormWolf 4 years ago

The type of parents who clearly have no interest in potty training their almost-four year old kids definitely have no interest in staying home looking after them...

20points

Scagsy 4 years ago

They are probably so badly behaved due to their (lack of) upbringing that they just want to get away from them for a while. Some people don't deserve kids. Or babysitters for that matter!

12points

Craig Reynolds 4 years ago

Maybe people like them should consider not breeding in the first place. NO ONE should have kids if they cannot 100% afford ALL costs.

4points

Sara G 4 years ago

Yeah! I always did. I couldn't afford it, so I stayed home, or just took him with me everywhere during the day.

1point

Billy Maguire 4 years ago

This parent must not be aware of inflation...what a tightwad.

1point

Gabriele Alfredo Pini 4 years ago

"I was payed 10$/h, but I will not pay more than 8$/h"

17points

Gina Babe 4 years ago

He said a night but 15/hr is low too!

5points

Lotus Flower 4 years ago

Sooo tired of ppl quoting rates from a decade ago. It isn’t 1995, Karen!

14points

Kt 4 years ago (edited)

You're putting your children's lives in the hands of someone else and you won't pay more than $10 an hour 😐 your kids are worth $30 each to you... You can't even potty train your own kids. Try looking for a babysitter when youve managed to successfully do that...

7points

Neil Bidle 4 years ago

But...but...I used to get more than I'm offering you several years ago, prices go down, right?

7points

Mewton’s Third Paw 4 years ago

Guarantee her kids behave horribly too.

5points

Hayley Rodgers 4 years ago

Yep. When she says they're well-behaved it pretty much just means she doesn't pay attention

1point

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

None potty trained -- poop on you!

5points

DKS 001 4 years ago

that's $5 / kid. Very reasonable, and on short notice

4points

LazyPanda 4 years ago

Very reasonable is an understatement. That is a favor

3points

Seabeast 4 years ago

"Be grateful" for the chance to look after my amazing wonderful special un-housebroken children.

1point

Audrey Sample 4 years ago

I used to work as a babysitter and this is the crap you have to deal with. These moms need to respect you and your time. They seem to forget you are a real person.

1point

#3

Absolute Human Vermin

Final score:

210points

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Lotus Flower 4 years ago

If this is real, she’s truly too stupid to procreate

288points

Martha Meyer 4 years ago

Pretty sure its fake. Someone that dumb wouldn't be able to write a text with good spelling and grammar.

32points

Mewton’s Third Paw 4 years ago

Sounds like a man who is just against child support and wants to prove a point. Naturally pandas upvoted this to the top.

14points

Monty Is Fiennes 4 years ago

Unfortunately that is something that too few people are TOO stupid to do...

4points

Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago

And must’ve been a student at Trump University.

3points

Matt 3 years ago

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0points

Maurettis 3 years ago

This comment has been deleted.

0points

Joanna 4 years ago

Clearly she isn't, sadly

0points

Wistiti 4 years ago

Sadly, brain activity non-needed.

0points

Janelle Collard Premium 4 years ago

Too bad she already has. :(

0points

Brownathon Bear 4 years ago

Apparently not, she already has the proof of procreation.

0points

Cold Contagious 4 years ago

Morally repugnant.

0points

I I 4 years ago

To late by the sounds of it

0points

Bobert Robertson 4 years ago

More amateurcreate than procreate

0points

Downunderdude 4 years ago

He agreed to watch your kids for nothing and you want to 'sue' him because he did you a favour? This is a new level (or low) of despicable. Your poor child.

47points

Full of Giggles 4 years ago

Only one post in and my brain has had too much internet for the day.

29points

Monday 4 years ago

I kind of wish she would try....I'd love to hear what a judge would say to that.

21points

Tiger Pearl 4 years ago

I’d love to hear what Judge Judy would say to this!

11points

Katy 4 years ago

What a huge POS

17points

Laura Mende (Human) 4 years ago

HOLY F*****G JESUS CHRIST!!!! RUN BOY RUN!!!! 😱😱😱

12points

Vic 4 years ago

Now this is messed up. it's people like this that make others have to consider before agreeing to help someone.

11points

Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

You are away with the fairies. I would LOVE to be in any courtroom to hear you make your case!!! Blithering fkn idiot. Oh another thing. You will have to represent yourself cos there's not a lawyer out there who would touch this unless he was a shyster. Get a grip you stupid idiotic woman. Jeez I hope to god the father of your child removed him from your custody. You money grabbing fool

10points

Philly Bob Squires 4 years ago

I'm sure some shyster would take this... and knowing how things go, she'd probably win. Here in the US, a thief could break into your house, slip on a pile of something, crack his head and sue you for negligence... and win.

3points

Adam C 4 years ago

What college is this?

4points

Marcellus the Third 4 years ago

Good point --- maybe she's confused, and does collage all day.

6points

Lisa P 4 years ago

This person is joking.

2points

Finding a babysitter for the very first time is a responsible moment mixed with nervous anticipation and excitement. After all, it’s the person you will be entrusting your child to. And while grandparents, friends and relatives seem like the perfect babysitters for some, in reality, welcoming a stranger to your family is a much more viable option for everyone.

But the challenge is not entrusting your child to the hand of a person you don’t really know but feel good about; the challenge is to find a good one and when you do, keep it in your family. However, many parents often commit babysitting sins, making the job a living nightmare for the nannies.

#4

Delusional Babysitter Requirements

Final score:

184points

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Lotus Flower 4 years ago

These people are just awful humans. Can we return 1/3 of America and get our money back?

271points

Lila Launehase 4 years ago (edited)

As a European I'd like to ask WHERE do you want them to return? Not over here, please!

73points

Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago

Initially I thought COVID would take care of them, since they refused to follow any of the CDC mask and social distancing guidelines, and still aren’t vaccinated. Then I realized that nice people die young, while assholes seem to slither along forever.

13points

Bobert Robertson 4 years ago

Yes you can start by giving us Canadians Alaska. Should be ours anyway, geographically speaking. That is approximately 17.5% of the 33% you want to return.

8points

Wyn Williams 4 years ago

I'm sure the native Americans would be happy with that oh and you stole the land you didn't buy it :)

5points

Wendell T Sasaki 4 years ago

More like 1/2 of America.

2points

ELIJAH MAY 3 years ago

heheheehhe yass

0points

David carro 4 years ago

You can use your own armament. Sabotage their weapons to shoot backwards.

0points

ProGamer Kid 4 years ago

Worlds best comment

0points

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David Blake 4 years ago

A trump fan? Gross...and you're worried about tattoos...

36points

J. Normal 4 years ago

I would be more worried about the pedophilia his base is well known for.

11points

Anna Rush 4 years ago

Omg the trump thing made the whole post make sense 😂

32points

Vicky Z 4 years ago

Should be first so i wouldn't waste time going any further

1point

Wilf 4 years ago

Impossible requirements- as if there's a "Trump fan" anywhere who has a bachelor's degree...

26points

Jon Steensen 4 years ago

They exist! ...their parents buy the degree for them. They are not worth the paper they are printed on, but hey, the university got a new football field.

10points

Izzy_ 4 years ago

Ouch!! lol good one XD

1point

Vicky Z 4 years ago

😅😅that's an awesome burn

0points

Monday 4 years ago

But...what if I have a massive tattoo of my dear leader Mr Donald Trump?

25points

Downunderdude 4 years ago

Why are Trump Republicans loathsome people? Or putting it another way, why are loathsome people Trump Republicans?

18points

Ozacoter 4 years ago

Well they support a despicable rapist that preaches xenophobia and sexism. Being loathsome is a requirement for voting to that kind of monster

15points

Remi Lemaire 4 years ago

Well someone doesnt understand what tax avoiding is all about! Make america dumb again

16points

WilvanderHeijden 4 years ago

They follow their great and esteemed leaders ethics. "You're smart when you dodge taxes."

6points

Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

What world do these people live in? Obvious money matters more than their children. Can't afford the babysitter then stay at home with your own kids

12points

Manuela Martins 4 years ago

I bet there are several laws being broken here.

8points

Samantha Lomb 4 years ago

Notice a lot of these exploiters are "conservative Christians" or Trump fans? The same ones who complain that college is liberal indoctrination and don't know why graduates can't make good money? I guess this is why this disliked the end of Jim Crow, smaller pool of people to exploit.

7points

Potato 4 years ago

But if you don't have that liberal college degree, then you can't look after their kids! Lol

0points

#5

Free Babysitting

Final score:

182points

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Psycho Cat 4 years ago

Sounds like momma wants some action, while daddy is maybe missing in action.

121points

Scagsy 4 years ago

Like what you did there Psycho Cat! Have an upvote.

5points

Pontificate 4 years ago

Military wives are whores. Yeah I said it. My civilian friend at Ft. Hood cleaned up every night in Desert Storm 2. Sad. Downvote all you want, it happens. I swore I'd never get married again while in the service and I didn't.

2points

Mewton’s Third Paw 4 years ago

Because she’s cheap and wanted to go out for a couple hours? Kind of a stretch. I know dependas cheat a lot though.

2points

backatya 4 years ago (edited)

true she wants to get it on the s**t. I've seen them kind all the time at the clubs. Sounds like she needs to keep her legs closed if she can't handle kids

1point

Mazer 4 years ago

That’s exactly what I thought

0points

Anna Rush 4 years ago

If "momma" wants a break do badly then she'd fill out the damn paperwork 🙄

21points

Vasana Phong 4 years ago

You have an option for “FREE “ childcare that so far every one on here doesn’t have

17points

Lilith the Demon Panda 4 years ago

so... she's not willing to pay... but even just doing some paperwork is "too much"?

12points

Kristy White 4 years ago

hang on, free childcare if your spouse is deployed? that's fantastic! and she's complaining about filling in a couple of forms, child safety is her top priority then, ever heard of "you get what you pay for" or in this case, what forms you fill in! ha

11points

Zalzany Games 3 years ago

She don't want paper trail at divorce hearing when he gets out of the miltary, and she can't have stay at home lifestyle anymore. She is going out on date night not eating alone lol

0points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Dis momma is mentally deployed.

10points

Debrina Blackmoon 4 years ago

XD

0points

Leo Domitrix 4 years ago

Entitled whiny military wives like this infuriate me and my family (military). And not only b/c she sounds like she's gonna go get wasted and come home too drunk/stoned to care for those kids, then demand the sitter stay over. Been there, seen that. It's why Mom said we moved to the farm or else after she was out. My dad could do his thing, and we wouldn't be around that stuff.

6points

Marnie 4 years ago

I agree she should just fill out the paperwork, but I don't think this falls into the same category as others near the top of the list. My sister had 6 kids (one adopted, the 6th one a surprise). She was on a base in Japan while her husband was deployed to Iraq. She home schooled, like a lot of military families. She never got a moment's break. That's what people don't get. Even if she was sick, she was up at 6 and spent every waking moment mothering. She loved it and didn't complain, but she became so exhausted that she became really ill. Close to the point of becoming ill, she was probably too tired to fill out paperwork.

-1point

Id row 4 years ago

Ack, the dependapotamus can't even be bothered to fill out a form for free childcare. Why did she even have kids? Just for the benefits?

2points

Aduain Captor 4 years ago

Seriously, there should be some domestic requirements before you're allowed to have a child. Those poor poor children

1point

Valisbourne Spiritforge 4 years ago

Wow, if someone didn't want kids maybe they shouldn't have had any. With this ladies concept of being "just done" with paperwork, yet wants a total stranger in her house... it almost sounds like she wants something bad to happen to her kids. (yes, I am well aware that parents need breaks or "me time" too. But this is kind of taking the cake for me)

1point

#6

This Is Not A Babysitting Job

Final score:

155points

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Anna Rush 4 years ago

My current boss has literally done this to other staff, deliberately tried to underpay them and push them into collecting Centrelink to "make up the rest, so it'll be just like you're getting paid normally!". She's a cow.

83points

ADHD 4 years ago

record it and report her ffs

7points

Scagsy 4 years ago

A real Heifer of a Bos by the sound of it. I can totally understand your beef. You were not a-moo-sed by her antics. Still, it Freisa up for better opportunities. Cattle teach her.

7points

James Mills 4 years ago

there are some shady businesses in australia.

0points

Randy Klefbeck 4 years ago

She is not a cow. If that were so you'd be getting milk instead of being milked by the vampire that she really is.

0points

Tara Ray 4 years ago

They probably wouldn’t even give you the cash and tell you that you’re gaining experience.

5points

Two_rolling_black_eyes 4 years ago

I have a family member go into their manager's office to ask for a raise because their minimum wage job wasn't paying the rent. The manager gave her the forms to fill out for welfare instead. She turned in her blue smock that day and went to work at a gas station working nights paying .10 more an hour.

3points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

I am sure SLAVES were freed you stupid SOB.

3points

John Dilligaf 4 years ago

well heck, Wal-Mart does does the same thing - undepaying their employees to the point that they're eligible for public assistance. If it's good enough for Wal-Mart why isn't it good enough for others?

1point

Jennifer Reding 3 years ago

Since Walmart does this maybe they thought they could get away with it, too.

0points

AJ James 4 years ago

This is what welfare and social safety net programs do. They create crutches for employers to lean on. They know that low-income people will get TAX PAYER MONEY so they purposely underpay an employee knowing they'll get the rest of their living expense from someone else.

-1point

Uchman 3 years ago

You hot it the wrong way round, buddy. Its not "what wrlfare do" it's what irresponsible, morally bankrupt employers do

0points

Little things count. Inviting neighborhood kids without adding extra pay, or being late without warning and not offering any monetary compensation are among common faux pas. Some parents even seek to pay their nannies with goods and/or food rather than money. Being clear about payment from the very first day, whether it’s the transfer date or the exact sum of money, is crucial in order not to make it awkward well into the job.

#7

75 Cents An Hour For Babysitting

Final score:

154points

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Vasana Phong 4 years ago

The baby won’t even accept that pay to watch itself

113points

Rainy Day Wolf 4 years ago

lol

3points

Emily Phillips 4 years ago

I had a "friend" offer me $50 13 hour days for 5 days a week. I said no and she was offended

7points

Maddie Star ⭐ 4 years ago

This reads as, I had a kid but am not prepared to give up my sleep any longer. Your that babies parent sort yourself out.

7points

Debrina Blackmoon 4 years ago

YEP!

0points

Crazy Dog Lady 4 years ago

Can't even pay for transportation with that.

5points

Vicky Zar 4 years ago

Poor baby

3points

Neil Bidle 4 years ago

Is CPR certified a big thing in the US of A? I wouldn't want a randomer who's done a short course attempting CPR on my kids any more than I'd try it myself...

3points

Jon Steensen 4 years ago

Well you cannot kill a dead person, so even badly performed CPR is better than nothing. With a cardiac arrest the minuttes are critical, and in most cases fast CPR is what is the difference between life and death. Even those short CPR courses save lives, so go ahead and sign up for one (it is not that scarry). Saving a life feels really good, and you'll never live with the guilt of not trying at least.

9points

Kt 4 years ago

How do you think medical professionals learn CPR? It's usually along the lines of one of these 'short courses'...

4points

Merino 4 years ago

I am in the US. Keep in mind every state has their own rules and regulations. I’ve worked at a couple daycares/early child education centers for several years. In my state one of the requirements is to have a CPR certification for both adults/children and infants. It is a short class, it lasts about eight hours and is usually tied into a first aid certification class. It’s not a complicated skill to learn and can save lives. The faster help can get there the greater chance the person has of making it. (For those curious the other classes required are ones on common childhood illnesses and prevention of them; and spotting child abuse. Classes are required again after so many years to maintain your certification.)

2points

Mazer 4 years ago

These people seem to want everything for nothing.

1point

backatya 4 years ago

even at $60 a week it's not enough

0points

Kimberly Brown 4 years ago

Can I sleep the whole time?

0points

Derek Dufrane 4 years ago

Is there special benefits included then maybe I can get on board

0points

#8

It's Hard

Final score:

140points

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David Blake 4 years ago

Getting paid? For a job?! Ridiculous!

105points

Flexiegirl94 4 years ago

I know, right?! :)

5points

Isobella GOURLAY 4 years ago

Oh my god I know right? Such stuck up brats that actually want money! (sarcasm)

2points

Kateryna 4 years ago

These "millenials" are so entitled and killing the economy, I swear /s

1point

Lotus Flower 4 years ago

It’s called parenting, try it

26points

N G 4 years ago

I babysit my friend's kids without "payment". It's usually done on a benefit in kind basis - I look after her kids for a few hours, her husband (a plumber) finds out why our boiler keeps losing pressure.

17points

J. Normal 4 years ago

That is not free - that is a barter system. You do this for me.. and I will repay by doing that.

19points

Karl Baxter 4 years ago

Friends of ours made us godparents to their kids purely for free babysitting. We got wise to that crap and haven’t heard from them for quite some time now. Funny that…🤔

13points

T J R 4 years ago

WOW that's low (them, not you)!! Guess they weren't truly friends. How did you let them know you were on to them?

3points

Sowieso 4 years ago

She is so over responsibilities! Who thought having babies came with responsibilities.... If only anyone could have told her...

10points

tuzdayschild 4 years ago

You might need to...dare I say it...stay home with your own kids!

4points

Hayley Rodgers 4 years ago

When my kids were younger we couldn't afford a babysitter. We were blessed to have both my parents and my husband's mother living close so we had people willing to watch our kids at no fee. We did things like make them dinner or do a project or chore with them oh, and we always thanked them profusely even when they said it wasn't necessary. But the times the grandparents weren't available? Since we couldn't afford a babysitter we just stayed home. None of this shaming and trying to make other people do it for free

3points

Marilyn Ransberry 4 years ago

Good. Babysitters have probably lucked out.

2points

Kat 4 years ago

WTF?

2points

Id row 4 years ago

Another one who shouldn't have had kids.

1point

#9

Parents Get Mad At Woman After She Asks $35/Hour To Babysit Their 3 Children

Final score:

130points

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Carmen Sandiego 4 years ago

Nope.

121points

Neil Bidle 4 years ago

They chose to have kids, if they can't find a babysitter last second then deal with it and take them with you. We don't have family to babysit for us so very rarely have a break from our kids, but that's called BEING A PARENT and is something you do until they're old enough to look after themselves.

31points

Vicky Zar 4 years ago

Amen My family lives too far away and we do not have close friends where we live now. Guess what? I parent my own children. Old school I know lol

4points

LazyPanda 4 years ago (edited)

This person was being very logical. But unfortunately with family a lot of times they don't care about logic, relationship is supposed to be god. So they all flipped out completely ignoring the fact they were asking this person to lose money. I hate that families treat people with no children as if they're not allowed to have needs, preferences, or good pay. I experienced this prejudice at my job, when I had questions about whether I was being paid my true value. My boss went on this rant about "if you need more money to take care of your family, fine, go," knowing I didn't have kids. Just being married and having kids does not automatically make you more important than the next person who doesn't. I say that as someone who is now married. I hope I never make anyone feel like that.

22points

Evil Little Thing 4 years ago (edited)

They also seem to be offended at how much money she earns with her normal job.

23points

Easily Excitable Panda 4 years ago

NTA. If at 24 you're too much of a child, why in the name of heaven would they want you to babysit?

14points

Seabeast 4 years ago

Well, calling your would-be sitter a "stupid girl" is a sure fire way to change her mind. /s

13points

lara 4 years ago

Paying 35 dollars an hour to someone to take care of the most precious things in your life is ridiculous? You are NOT an ass for giving that number. There is no way I would refuse to pay someone that much to take care of my children just so I could "get out." If I can't afford it, I don't go out. I paid someone to come live in my house for a week to take care of my pups. I gave her five hundred dollars for, basically, living in my house, feeding my dogs and keeping an eye on them. I also gave her 500 bucks for "expenses." She had the use of my cars, cable, internet, our son lives next door and I trusted her completely to keep an eye on my pups and "notice" if something was wrong. I bought her a new laptop and she was able to still go to "private" grooming jobs, and her duties at the house was just for my dogs. I trusted her and did not even consider asking her to do it for free. Oh, and I pay for her dog's vet bills, to this day.

13points

Fluffy Griffin 4 years ago

That is absolutely INSANE. I've pet and house sit before, generally I just get love, appreciation, and a souvenir. 0.o

1point

Mart Se 4 years ago

So exactly at what age are you allowed to ask $35/hour?

12points

Ryan Kargel 4 years ago

"I can't. I am working." That is the only answer in that situation.

11points

Aduain Captor 4 years ago

Girl, you should have upped the price every time they insulted you. You have all my respect, and even more love for knowing that you're an engineer, go and slay!!

5points

Kt 4 years ago

Nope. Cousins husband though....he needs a punch in the face. Can you like....drop a payslip in front of him. Show him how much your 24 yo self is worth to your employer 🙂

5points

Communication is key and not every babysitter can immediately pick up what you want them to do for their child. Guessing games usually don’t lead anywhere, so the first days should be spent together introducing your lifestyle, family habits, things the kid likes or doesn’t, as well as showing them around the house. Making sure you’re clear about routines and expectations will make their job easier and your mind clear.

But experts say communication should not stop at the introduction week. Maintaining a good, healthy bond with your babysitter is key, even if that means remodeling some things that don’t work. For example, if a late return is going to put your babysitter in a difficult position with public transport, then it’s worth thinking how you can help—whether by paying for a taxi, or offering to drive them home.

#10

Looking For An Experienced Babysitter At $3/Hour

Final score:

115points

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Monday 4 years ago

This is my first and only son so naturally I'll only leave him with ridiculously underpaid sitters who will grow to resent their job a little more every day.

115points

Anke Dieken 4 years ago

Why did she have a son if she has a "primary sitter" and is now looking for someone else who can babysit? Does she plan to be with her son at all?

2points

Otter 4 years ago

But as you're the backup babysitter, you have to be available at ALL times, so don't go getting another job even if I won't pay you enough to live on!

13points

Scagsy 4 years ago

If this cheap dumbass wanted 'affordable' maybe they shouldn't have had a kid. I don't have a kid of my own but I understand from friends and family that they are cheaper than a sports car but more expensive than a season ticket. And once you start a family, there's no way that you can afford either.

7points

Kt 4 years ago

Over time theyre probably not cheaper than a sports car. In 2019 in the UK, the average cost of raising someony just to the age of 18 was £151,000. Thats over £8k every year. Now remember this in in the uk where we dont pay for healthcare, oh and in scotland all public education is free at the point of use(including university). So, imagine if you're paying for schooling and health on top of that?! I'll have a sportscar please 😊

3points

Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)

Gigantic red flag when I saw the words “he’s a very sweet boy who loves to run around and play”, it struck me as code for “I’m exhausted and need a break from my f*****g nightmare of a hyperactive toddler, who is out of control and constantly destructive, so you have to keep your eye on him 100% of the time you’re there. Also, I lied about you being able to take your breaks when he sleeps, because he NEVER sleeps. Never ever sleeps. Or stops. Or slows down, Even to eat. Never.” RUN! Run as far away from this family, and their spawn of the devil child, as you possibly can!

2points

Leo Domitrix 4 years ago

My first and only son is so precious I'll treat his caretakers like crap. .... said no parenting guide *ever*.

2points

Derek Dufrane 4 years ago

The only person you gonna get for that is a crackhead who will proceed to sell that baby for crack as soon as you leave

1point

Guido Pisano 4 years ago

you get what you pay

1point

Maddie Star ⭐ 4 years ago

Back up sitter!!! do you actually see your son???

1point

David carro 4 years ago

Please, do not comment so i can fool some ditwitted to take care of my 1 year old? If somebody is stupid enough to ccept that wage, i would not trust them my kid!!!

0points

backatya 4 years ago

what a $1 extra lol

0points

#11

Mom Refuses To Pay Babysitter Because She ‘Gets Free Ice Cream And Day Of Fun’, So She Shows Her ‘Deleted’ Texts

Final score:

113points

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Guido Pisano 4 years ago

screenshots should be evidence of agreement for suing her

158points

Kt 4 years ago

In the uk she probably could do something. Not sure if she would have to pay though! Ooh she could take her on Judge Judy! She would sort them out!

10points

Ozacoter 4 years ago

Sadly the poor babysitter probably wont be able to afford a lawyer

6points

CatWoman312 4 years ago (edited)

And it’s not even for a lot, but it’s the principle

4points

Easily Excitable Panda 4 years ago

And verbal abuse.

3points

Don't Look 4 years ago

they are but to effectively sue someone you have to go to court and pay to do that - and that's just the first step. Average cost is about $100. I doubt it's that low anywhere but yeah.

3points

Tyler Hobson 3 years ago

Judge Judy would tear this woman a new one.

1point

Gregg Bender 4 years ago

Not worth it.

0points

Lilith the Demon Panda 4 years ago

people like this should be shamed publically with full name, picture and home address

19points

Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

I would put her name on all the sites as someone to be avoided

16points

Cold Contagious 4 years ago

I have seen this one before as well and the babysitter ended up sending the texts to the husband and he ensured that she got paid. If I recall correctly, he wasn't really happy about the amount being paid to the sitter or the way his wife was behaving,but he made sure she got her full pay for the job.

15points

Ryan Kargel 4 years ago

File a criminal complaint. It's theft of services.

12points

V Martinez 4 years ago

I saw a lady get arrested for walking out of a hair salon w/o paying for services rendered. It's easier for businesses to do that than private people unfortunately. But it's def theft of services. Although the police would prob tell her it's a civil matter and that they really can't do anything.

3points

Purbasha Banai 4 years ago

Omg. This hurts to even read. I've been under the same circumstances but got paid eventually, but getting the money out of such people are ugly as hell. It's more like lowering your own reputation than theirs. Ugh. So sorry this person has to deal with this horrible-horrible woman. Plus, the sitter sounds like a student. So terribly sorry.

7points

Marilyn Ransberry 4 years ago

There should be recourse to getting $ from these types. Maybe publishing a deadbeat parents list ?

5points

Melanie Burlock 4 years ago

I hope social medua was employed to destroy this woman. What an absolute piece of garbage.

4points

Rus Kus 4 years ago

Just imagine the same logic from office employer. You want salary? But why? You got a whole month of playing around with staples, printers and various pens! Wasn't fun with meetings, reports and friendly chatting with clients?

1point

Id row 4 years ago

Small claims court.

1point

#12

I'm Sure That $100 Per Week Will Go Far To Provide The Vegan Organic Food She's Demanding The Babysitter Supply

Final score:

106points

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Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

Little angels they all seem to be. She wants to pay almost nothing the sitter must provide quality vegan food out of what she earns is not allowed to study is not allowed to watch tv. Jeez lady,, do you think maybe you aren't a little certifiable. Your supposed to prize your children over everything yet you seem to value the mighty dollar more. Even a homeless person wanting to keep warm and dry wouldn't abide by this.

71points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Too bad momma isn't well behaved and polite and a little less demanding. Go elsewhere toots!

16points

Brendan 4 years ago

I appreciate it's the parents' decision, and they need to go with what they're comfortable with, but I hate the "Women only" requirement. I don't know if they're aware, but 50% of biological parents are male.

15points

J. Normal 4 years ago

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Lotus Flower 4 years ago

Stop. Screaming. At. Me. Cheapskate. P.S. Isn’t it funny how ALL the kids are so well behaved lol

10points

Scagsy 4 years ago

No you cannot find a babysitter. Not for those rates and under those terms. You soggy crisp sandwich.

9points

Deborah B 4 years ago

I was thinking the wage was per day and it was still low for 11-12hr days. It's weekly. Clueless.

9points

DarkAngelNic 4 years ago

I'm sorry...the babysitter has to supply food for the kids? I would call CPS immediately.

8points

Donna Leske 4 years ago

12 hours a day? Why did you have children?

6points

Seabeast 4 years ago

"Must work weekends with no notice". And presumably no extra pay.

3points

Alexia 4 years ago

Omg, please tell me it's not real. I wouldn't let my dog work for this person, let alone refer the job to a friend. Hey, lady, can I breathe the air in your condo?

3points

#13

Lady Wants Babysitter To Watch Her Three Young Kids Including A 1 Month Old For $160 A Week From 7am-6pm Monday-Friday. Oh And They Need To Be Picked Up And Dropped Off As Well

Final score:

96points

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Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

Are you insane??? You want them watched at someone else's home? Do you not love your kids? Holy s**t. Not even the insulting amount it's the fact that IF someone has good results in their papers you are willing to just hand your kids over into their care in those home. No. No way. You must not watch the news much to realise how many kids go missing.

39points

Jessica Aubé 4 years ago

Ya … lots of people do this stop being so paranoid

3points

David Taylor 4 years ago

My daughter was in child care in someone else's home, its very normal. Chill out josef fritzl

1point

Jessica Aubé 4 years ago

Five happy and healthy and well loved boys … all taken care of outside of my home in homecare … stop shaming

1point

Jennifer Goetz 3 years ago

Lol in home day care is a thing weirdo. Someone can kidnap your kids from your own home as easily as they can from their home. More easily really because you don’t know where they live

0points

Timothy Lester 4 years ago

"Pickuped?" "Dropoffed?"

12points

Otter 4 years ago

$32 a day for an official 11 hour day, plus drive and child-herding time. So that's about $2.50 an hour, plus I presume the babysitter has to pay for gas out of her own pocket.

6points

Donna Leske 4 years ago

1 month, 1 year, and 3 year old. Is there another one brewing as we speak? Stop already, you don't want to care for the ones you already have.

4points

Jessica Aubé 4 years ago

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Kt 4 years ago

Just over $50 a WEEK per child. I know childminders who charge £25 a day per child, and thats from 8am-6pm. Even then, thats cheap for where I am!

4points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Guess you don't want your home messed up by your 3 kids, you never mentioned feeding them guess I should that will be $25 per kid per day plus payment for cleaning service once a week. I can be just a demanding as you.

3points

Holes2Heaven 4 years ago

She really wants some random person driving her babies?!?

2points

Vasana Phong 4 years ago

What is pickuped and dropoffed mean??

1point

Leo Domitrix 4 years ago

The children will be driven to any appointments, schooling, or activities, and then driven home again.

1point

Enby.Minecraft.Bee. 4 years ago

I would at least pay 10$ and hour.

0points

Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

This is rude

0points

#14

"Sometimes The Baby Screams Or Throws Up Too"

Final score:

95points

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Lila Launehase 4 years ago

Where I live it is required to stay the f**k at home when someone in your household has covid. It's called quarantine. Ask a neighbor or someone to do the shopping.

119points

Hayley Rodgers 4 years ago

I'm in a buy nothing group on Facebook and there were a lot of people asking if someone could go out and pick up some groceries and they could pay them back so that they didn't have to go out of the house with sick kids. There were a lot of people willing to help. No one ever asked for someone to go and watch their violently ill child while they ran off to do their own thing

17points

Ozacoter 4 years ago

Or order online. But she wont want to pay for delivery

13points

Kt 4 years ago

Same! Someones positive in your house....stay the f**k home.

10points

Seabeast 4 years ago

It's possible to get groceries delivered as well.

4points

Cold Contagious 4 years ago

They definitely are supposed to stay home but many don't. My neighbor got covid and I offered everyday to pick up anything she needed. She had to stay home ill and her 20 year old son had to quarantine with her. She wouldn't allow me to get anything for her but everyday her son would go out to restaurants and stores and get what they wanted. All the while I just thought to myself that the contact tracing and horse s**t they do in my state is not worth a hill of beans. My daughter and son in law work at a Amazon warehouse,she's a shift supervisor and they would often be in close proximity to ppl with covid and would get notified by other staff that someone that was in her face had it and was in the hospital, but was never notified by HR or anyone at work and they tried to make light of it everytime she would have to confront them with it.

3points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

You dumb ass you should not be going to pick up groceries, surely someone will get them for you. Do you know how fast a baby with Covid can go sour and die! You stupid broad!

10points

Shelley McKinney 4 years ago

...and this is why Covid has run rampant around the globe. Ugh!!!

7points

Marilyn Ransberry 4 years ago

OMG leaving a sick baby with anyone who responds. This parent needs to have child protection services called.

5points

Evil Little Thing 4 years ago

Can we take a second to appreciate that this entry was posted by The Farting King?

5points

Deborah B 4 years ago

Why not appeal for someone to drop off groceries for her? I bet there's a lot of people who would be willing to drop off groceries to a single mom quarantining with sick baby.

5points

Kat 4 years ago

What did I just read?

4points

Holes2Heaven 4 years ago

She should of asked if someone could go grocery shopping for her instead

1point

Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago

Stay the f**k home, take care of YOUR sick—-with an incurable, and potentially fatal, virus—-baby, and get your f*****g groceries delivered!

1point

Don't Look 4 years ago

So is the requester just desperate?

1point

#15

Potential Client Doesn’t Think I Can Do Math Apparently

Final score:

91points

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Kat 4 years ago

I don't understand why are kids as old as these still in diapers? Is this like normal in US? I've already read it in several posts and I'm getting seriously confused...

89points

John C 4 years ago

don't be confused. the correlation between unreasonable/entitled babysitting expectations and delayed potty training might not be coincidental

41points

Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)

No, it is not normal in the US to have four year olds pissing and shitting in diapers, unless they have severe physical and/or mental impairments, so are understandably incapable. Long before that age, they should have enough muscle control (something babies don’t have, so need diapers) to be able to hold it until they can get to a toilet. These are inattentive and very lazy “let the kids potty train themselves” parents. Got news for them: Kids don’t potty train themselves. Parents are always involved, though they may be very low key about it (hence, the myth about the kids doing it themselves). The reason? They’re kids. They don’t know any better, and need adults—-like, you know, parents—-to teach them to use the toilet.

22points

Spittnimage 4 years ago

No it's not normal. It's laziness on the part of the parents.

13points

Hayley Rodgers 4 years ago

Sometimes kids have anxiety issues like my first, or mental or physical limitations. But in this case it sounds like bad parenting

6points

Karen Lyon 4 years ago

@Kat: Only in families where they are not in daycare. After the age of two, there are regulations about the kiddos being potty trained. It's not a typical thing, really. There's just some parents who think they should potty train at birth, and another fringe who thinks they should wait until the child is "ready" to do it. Both groups are clueless about child development, trust me.

5points

zovjraar me 4 years ago

i had overnight accidents pretty frequently until i was 7. just a really heavy sleeper.

5points

Carol Henderson 4 years ago

Lazy parents. Too much like hard work for them. Potty training is a nightmare but you have to do it at the appropriate time.

5points

Shelli Aderman 4 years ago

It varies by child. Our oldest was potty trained at 3, but still used a pull up for sleeping until almost 6.

3points

Dhukath 4 years ago

You'd be surprised, my mum runs a nursery/breakfast/after school group and the number of children who she sees who aren't toilet/potty trained at 5yo is increasing!

3points

CrunChewy McSandybutt 4 years ago

It is definitely not normal. pretty much they start potty training as soon as they can walk on their own.

2points

Sheila Stamey 4 years ago

No it's not.

2points

Kt 4 years ago

Eh, i try not to judge on that. One of my cousins had a bed wetting problems, was fine all day but every night wet the bed. Stopped drinks after a certain time, tried getting up for a toilet when their parents went to bed. Took them until they were about 7 or 8 to get drs to agree it was an issue and do tests. Bladder issues that they are now on meds for. So although nothing is mentioned, it could be something wrong.

2points

Anna Tribe 3 years ago

I had 3 daughters, all of which were toilet trained day and night at the age of 2. My daughter however was lazy with toilet training her two older boys and by the time they were 3 and she had made no attempt to toilet train them so we're being sent to me in diapers when I took care of them so the next time the oldest one slept over I told my daughter she could pick him up 2 days later and when she did he was toilet trained day and night. Did the same with the next one just before his 3rd birthday. I'm guessing it will be the same with her youngest who is now 9 months old

1point

Marisa Varney 3 years ago

I've been reading a lot of things on developmental milestones and most websites say kids are usually fully potty trained between to 2 to 4 years old with 2.5 to 3.5 years old being the most common. So the kid who is a little older than 4 not being potty trained is definitely not common but the other kids it's fairly common.

0points

Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

My thought, too

0points

ベンジーBenji 4 years ago

No 4 year olds in pull up is not normal. My twins who are 4 were potty trained FULLY, even over night so no pull ups by 2. Typically kids who need pull ups a littler later for over nights could be missing a hormone with pee. I forget all the medical stuff. But there is medicine for it and it's NOT about poop.

-2points

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Carmen Sandiego 4 years ago

But the bonus!/s

11points

Dorothy Parker 4 years ago

Pretty please?

6points

Mart Se 4 years ago

25 for first 2 hours and 10 for the rest lol

6points

DarkAngelNic 4 years ago

It is like those old 900 numbers - 2.99 for the first minute and .99 for each minute after.

2points

Neil Bidle 4 years ago

2, 3, and 4, and none of them are potty trained? Their parenting is abias good as their Math

5points

Mewton’s Third Paw 4 years ago

This turd thinks she can get what she wants by just saying “pretty please.” Gag. Crush her spirit!

5points

Pat Veldon 4 years ago

If you don’t let me shake you down to a bargain price I am gonna tell on you. Parents should stay home and potty train.

1point

Panda Parade 3 years ago

This is why I will never have kids. I don't want to end up like these pretentious cockholes.

0points

Kevin Ilango 3 years ago

The "hubby" overuse really irked me. Like, "I'm a selfish parent but look at me being relatable".

0points

Debby Marengo 3 years ago

Some parents are very lazy with this. You basically just have to put your kid on the potty every time you go in there to start and then every hour or two after a few months. Make it a fun time and praise them for whatever they offer the potty gawd. My son and daughter were trained before they were 2. Pur that cheerio in the toilet for the boy to aim at! I don't get why parents are so lazy. It would make their life easier.

0points

ELIJAH MAY 3 years ago

w?hy so? ma?ny qU?Esti?on ma?rks?

0points

#16

I Wonder Why Her Babysitter Stopped Texting Her For Less Than $2 An Hour

Final score:

81points

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Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

Oh dear. Do you really not understand why your last sitter stopped texting you!!!

67points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

Question you have an occasional 3 year old son? I don't think i want to be involved.

11points

Scagsy 4 years ago (edited)

Argh! I can't believe they scratched the number out! This is JUST the opportunity I have been waiting for. That's typical, that is. I'm always missing out on dead-end jobs that pay practically nothing. I can't believe how unfortunate I am.

9points

Monday 4 years ago

Gee I wonder why they stopped texting you...

8points

#17

Even Better, Someone Defended Her For The Amount She's Willing To Pay

Final score:

81points

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María Hermida 4 years ago

That's a little over 50 cents per child per hour... you'll earn more begging in the street

74points

Vicky Z 4 years ago (edited)

Yeah but you won't have the opportunity of taking care of 4 little angels😅😅

3points

Eppe 4 years ago

10 hours a day, 7 days a week is a parent, not a babysitter

7points

Maddie Star ⭐ 4 years ago

why have so many kids if you can not look after them? Do it yourself.

6points

Martha Meyer 4 years ago

An 11 year old doesn't even need a babysitter, especially not all day. Should be in school for most of this time!

2points

James Mills 4 years ago

$3.50/hr. Annually $8,750.00 that's the best one yet (and by best one its literally double the hourly rate of others)... take that with a grain of salt.

1point

Cold Contagious 4 years ago

It doesn't look like to me that the person who commented on her post was actually agreeing with her, she seemed to be making a statement period.

1point

Panda Parade 3 years ago

Should be more like $600 a week.

0points

Debbie Burton 3 years ago

I earn more than $25 an hour let alone per day hahahaha

0points

Enby.Minecraft.Bee. 4 years ago

I AM NOT GOING TO BABYSIT 11 YEAR OLDS

0points

Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

People should learn maths before looking for a babysitter... or at least learn some behaviour

0points

#18

Babysitter Needed: 3 Kids, $2.50/Hr

Final score:

77points

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Lorrie Rothstein 4 years ago

Slave wages

6points

Lotus Flower 4 years ago (edited)

Good to know her priorities aren’t having good sitters, just desperate ones. Nice parenting.

6points

Marcellus the Third 4 years ago

She may be equally desperate. If she's having to drive to her own terrible $12/h job, she is close to losing money even at that rate.

1point

Aduain Captor 4 years ago

This is like a descent into madness, except I'm just scrolling down

1point

DarkAngelNic 4 years ago

Someone is better off taking that kitchen cook job.

1point

lara 4 years ago

I started babysitting when I was 12. I am the oldest of five kids, so I had plenty of experience taking care of kids. I charged 50 cents an hour. BUT I was NOT treated like a live in slave with no legal options. I am horrified to read these want ads. Besides, "professional" babysitters were called "Nannies" when I was younger. A baby sitter was someone who lived in your neighborhood, who you knew, whose parents you knew and who you could trust. Generally a teenager who was working to make extra money. People, today, for the most part, fail to become "neighbors" in cities, they isolate themselves and assume that everyone is "out to get them." For the most part, today's parents are children themselves and playing at being parents.

1point

IcarusOfTheSkywings 3 years ago

$2.50 an hour in 1970 is equivalent to $18.82 today, so it's not anything like as bad as it looks.

0points

Lululoohoo 4 years ago

but they had money to put an ad in the papers...lol

0points

Fus 4 years ago

Well, considering this ad is in an actual newspaper, ima say it was from 20 years ago.

0points

Adam C 4 years ago

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#19

Paying You To Babysit Is “A Deal Breaker Sorry No”

Final score:

75points

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Kt 4 years ago

Not only is she not paying properly, she doesn't even have the decency to ask 'are you available to babysit tomorrow?'. So many adults need a lesson in manners.

43points

Ross Keim 4 years ago

Isn’t the very first thing she said asking if she could babysit?

-2points

#20

Free Painting

Final score:

73points

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Vasana Phong 4 years ago

Ignored

60points

Karen Lyon 4 years ago

Should be blocked.

7points

Kt 4 years ago

I hope she continued ignoring him AND showed his wife his shitty messages.

20points

Mart Se 4 years ago

Material is free as you already bought it

14points

Lisa P 4 years ago

Is he mentally ill?

14points

LazyPanda 4 years ago

Behold. The entitlement I referenced before. "You're not important because you didn't have unprotected sex" 🙄

10points

Holes2Heaven 4 years ago

What a piece of work. In 10 minutes he just lost his wife her best friend

8points

Id row 4 years ago

That man is the devil.

8points

Tom Short 4 years ago

Hopefully, the babysitter ghosted the jerk at the end of the posted text exchange. What a selfish a••.

5points

Samantha PandaNotBored 4 years ago

THIS ANNOYED ME MORE 🤬🤬🤬🤬 Quote : The Universe is punishing you because of how greedy 🤬you’re 🤬 …… What kind of psycho are you

5points

Elizabeth Molloy 4 years ago

The irony is off the scale!

1point

Mari Bryant 4 years ago

Texting her the next day at 6:45 am after that crapola coversation the night before. He's finding out first hand about "the universe is punishing you because of how greedy you are". What a tool.

4points

#21

How Silly Of Me To Assume You Needed A Cat Sitter, I Wonder How I Came To That Conclusion!

Final score:

69points

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Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

I'm confused!! Did she or did she not ask this person to come cat sit in the initial text??? Then to say her cat doesn't need watched as she is quite used to some routine but turns it around that she was offering a play date for her cat and the sitters cat!!!

57points

MandaPanda 4 years ago

Yep! It's even highlighted and I still had to go back and read the first text again.

3points

Karl Baxter 4 years ago

Cats don’t really do play dates - it’ll just end up in a scrap 9 times out of 10

15points

InvincibleRodent 4 years ago

Yeah, that's the part that has me the most confused. Cats that don't live together and aren't used to each other can get aggressive, even if they were originally littermates... sounds like a recipe for disaster.

8points

DarkAngelNic 4 years ago

Who the hell needs someone to watch their cat for three hours? I mean unless the cat has serious medical issues but otherwise why bother the cat will be fine alone.

6points

Seabeast 4 years ago

Why would anyone need a cat sitter for 3 or 4 hours? I only hire one when I'm going to be away overnight or longer.

4points

4 years ago

What the frick am I supposed to think of this? It literally makes no sense.

3points

Don't Look 4 years ago

wait what?

2points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

You need treatment - some kind of sitter for yourself - but be prepared to pay those mental hospitals don't come cheap!

2points

Kelly Hartle 4 years ago

Cat sitting for 3 hours? Here in Indianapolis someone boarded their cat for a weekend, sent their kids to a friend’s house for the weekend, and went to Ohio. While they were gone their house caught fire. Why did the police suspect arson? To quote the officer, no one boards a cat.

1point

Derek Dufrane 4 years ago

Drug dealers this is all drug dealers speaking in code. Case closed

0points

No. 4 years ago

8$/hr. Thats a really good rate

0points

#22

Childcare Is Sooooooo Easy, It Should Be Cheap Right?

Final score:

63points

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Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

They sleep and eat all day?? thats the first I ever heard of kids eating while sleeping

50points

Jerry Mathers 4 years ago

This is a great example of how conservatives think. 1) people are lazy, 2) they need to get a real job, 3) you owe me your time because I am not lazy 4) even though my ill thought out political and social views are having a direct negative impact on my life, it's your fault for not taking care of me. I can't afford a sitter but I still need one. So one you lazy butts need to come over and give me your time for cheap.

17points

Mewton’s Third Paw 4 years ago

It’s hilarious how angry they get! They’re so upset and there’s legit nothing they can do because nobody will work for that pay. The parents will have no choice but to pay more or be stuck with the kids. Delicious.

10points

DarkAngelNic 4 years ago

Well if the kids just sleep and eat all day then you suck as a parent and shouldn't have anymore...never mind this whole fiasco of under paying child care.

9points

Little king trash mouth 4 years ago

I pay daycare $385 every week for my 2 year old. It's high just based on where I live, but Jesus Christ. That's 1 kid! I hate paying it but I trust them and it's worth my peace of mind. These people are delusional.

8points

Shelli Aderman 4 years ago

So 9 hours a day for a toddler and two babies, for $30/ Day? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😳

6points

V Martinez 4 years ago

I hate when ppl think babysitting, fast food, etc are not real jobs. (If they were fake job, they'd pay in Monopoly money. Hehe) If ppl got 'real jobs', then there wouldn't be anyone left in these jobs to help everyone else! No one to watch your kids so you can work yourself to pay your bills. No one to make that happy meal for your kids because you're too tired today to want to cook. These jobs may not be what someone wants to do or pay that much, but they are real jobs and definitely serve a purpose to be there for anyone who needs them.

6points

tuzdayschild 4 years ago

Good luck with that

4points

James Mills 4 years ago

$300 bi weekly, at 9hrs a day = $3.33/hr or $30/day or $7500/year. and with that im out.

1point

Panda Parade 3 years ago

Don't have f****n' kids if you can't budget properly, you jackasses.

0points

#23

Crazy Mom On Facebook Only Wants To Pay $300 A Month For Full Time Baby Sitter

Final score:

58points

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Karl Baxter 4 years ago (edited)

Playing the “I’m in the military” card seems to be very common in the US. Why do you worship the armed services so much (& why do some clearly have no problem taking advantage of the same?). Strange.

101points

Leo Domitrix 4 years ago

I come from a military family in the US. We do NOT worship them. My family is appalled by this crap, and dislikes the whole idea of "military are entitled". No, we do not serve our nation to be treated like we're special... I cannot speak for others, but this is not okay behavior with a LOT of people, including those in the military.

35points

Nope IWont 4 years ago

It's not common at all. You say it seems common but is that opinion bad on posts on bored panda or other social media that are specifically about bad behavior? I was in the US military 10 years and the only time I've ever seen anyone play the "I'm in the military" card is in posts like this. And it's always a military spouse rather than the actual service member.

6points

Amy Begun Saab 4 years ago

As an American- there are so many people who think they are better than anyone else. I will never understand the audacity & arrogance combined with stupid. I think it's reality tv that dumbed everyone down. Shows like Frazier wouldn't be understood by most now. No more reality (totally fake) tv. A lot of Americans embarrass the hell out of me. Military & the flag 'cause 'merica is the best country in the world. Eye rolling. Im going to get attacked by this...

6points

Aunt Messy Premium 4 years ago

The military in the US is paid so badly that many military families must go on government assistance and use food banks and charity to feed themselves.

5points

Valisbourne Spiritforge 4 years ago

I think it's because of the way the public treated the military during the Vietnam war. They attacked the soldiers as well as the politicians, never mind that the draft was in effect and lots of the troops had no choice. Cycle forward several decades, public reaction has changed I think, due to shame over Vietnam.

5points

John C 4 years ago

I think part of it is still reflexive from how poorly vets were treated upon returning from the Vietnam war. Those soldiers were put in a no-win situation and then thrown under the bus for it.

2points

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Erin Mc 3 years ago

while i believe the majority of military spouses are just as humble as their military partners, a LOT of people marry someone primarily for the (perceived) benefits. there are a lot of benefits offered to spouses of our military because of what they do, legitimately, have to put up with but those type of people also are the type to try and abuse it as much as possible. in my 15+ years of working retail, i can honestly say that people that ask for the military discount (when it wasn't explicitly offered/advertised by the companies i worked for: i.e. LOWE'S) were spouses. i can count on one hand in 15+ years that someone actually in the military solicited a military discount from me as a cashier. it's military spouses like this that bring down the genuine, hard working, sacrificing people who marry into our military.

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Chad Clites 3 years ago

And why doesn't the military cover child care expenses?

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Blarrg 4 years ago

I don't think they're worshiped. I think there is an acknowledgement that they do a very hard job for the protection of the rest of us, and that is appreciated. And of course there are a few jerks in the military who try to take undue advantage of that goodwill.

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Lila Launehase 4 years ago

How does a "Very independent 5-months old" looks like? Makes their own bottles? Changes their own diapers? Wants so be left alone and watch TV the whole day?

16points

Kt 4 years ago

Looks after themself for that price i think 😂

5points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

The hell with the kid I'll look after the puppy ok?

9points

Lorrie Rothstein 4 years ago

If the baby is so independent she doesn't need a sitter. She can feed herself,bathe herself and change her own diapers

5points

Anne 4 years ago

I learned above somewhere that the military actually has free babysit services if you just fill out a couple forms.. ?

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V Martinez 4 years ago

It's at limited bases from what I've seen, if there's a need for it and if enough wives/family volunteer for the program. And yes, they have you fill out forms to cover everyone's a**. Most bases do have regular daycare, but that's like 0600-1800 maybe, and you pay according to you and/your spouse's rank.

2points

Otter 4 years ago

That averages out to just over a dollar an hour.

4points

Shelby Jackson 4 years ago

I mean who wouldn't want to babysit a 5 month old for just over a dollar a day For just a dollar a day...*cues up Angel by Sarah McLachlan* you too can babysit my 5 month old *tear*

3points

Watching 4 years ago

Surely they mean a week.

2points

Jon Steensen 4 years ago

Even in that case it would still be waaay too low an offer.

2points

Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

Insult.

2points

Id row 4 years ago

Another dependa looking for freebies.

1point

#24

Must Have A Bachelors Degree To Babysit My House

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Lotus Flower 4 years ago

Bachelor’s degree at $12 to be a boa fife assistant, housekeeper, gopher and babysitter? These ppl are so deeply entitled it’s getting embarrassing.

66points

StormWolf 4 years ago (edited)

Yep. Oh and I'm not sure if it was a typo, but is the term you're looking for 'bona fide'?

9points

Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

So mind the kids mind the dogs do some housework do some filing copying etc etc etc for 12 an hour. Get outta here

7points

Aaron W 4 years ago

The lighthouse keeping part sounds like fun though.

6points

Brian Bennett 4 years ago

And will I have to piss in a bottle for a drug test daily. A bachelor's degree in what, geography?

4points

Jon Steensen 4 years ago

Perfectly reasonable requirements. I just think she missed a zero in there. Around $120/h seems fair with those demands of education, human skills and flexibility. Otherwise someone with those qualifications can find something better to do.

3points

Mieke 4 years ago

What really worries me: "must be discreet in dealings"??????? Discreet about WHAT? Is it just me, or does that sound cagey. Am I missing something?

2points

Derek Dufrane 4 years ago

Hell I made more than that working at Walmart

1point

Holes2Heaven 4 years ago

All of that and she's only paying $12/hour?!? She's dreaming!

1point

zovjraar me 4 years ago

this is a job description for a personal assistant!

1point

Mart Se 4 years ago

So they want a butler for mcdonals pay?

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#25

Single Mom (Blue) Was Looking For A Babysitter In My Neighborhood Facebook Group

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Mart Se 4 years ago

So those adult friends are unemployed bums?

32points

LJ Robinson 4 years ago

Bums?? WTF? Just because someone is retired, got laid off, has lost a job due to cutbacks etc., does NOT mean they are bums. What is wrong with you??

8points

Kathryn Webb 4 years ago

Better an "unemployed bum" than an ignorant self-superior d-bag. Sincerely, A Disabled Bum 🖕

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Wednesday 4 years ago

No - friends who understand that a single mom life is incredibly stressful. If she doesn't abuse their generosity, she could do quite well.

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#26

$2/Hr For A Full Time (58 Hours/Week) Babysitting Job. Sweet Deal!!

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tuzdayschild 4 years ago

So when Monday threw Friday, where did Friday land?

119points

Thorfin Wolfsbane 4 years ago

why don't you ask Monday?

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Apachebathmat 4 years ago

Monday did what to Friday? That’s assault

11points

SuperChicken 4 years ago

What did Friday do to Monday that Friday got thrown out? Poor thing.

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Alethia Nyx 4 years ago

Anyone sane already through this job ad out the window.

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Delta the hybrid 4 years ago (edited)

11 and a half hours, 5 da ys a week, for 120$!?

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Derek Dufrane 4 years ago

But seriously somebody needs to throw her ass into Friday.

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James Mills 4 years ago (edited)

11.5hrs/day at $2.09/hr or $24/day or $6000/annually (skipping the 2 weeks of christmas and new years) edit: 57.5hrs/week

1point

Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

Why did Monday throw Friday?

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Gregg Bender 4 years ago

OMG, this is one of the worst ones...

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Kelly Hartle 4 years ago

In 1978 I got $1/hour for babysitting, but it was a different age, I knew the people and I was 15. No way would I take $2.50 an hour now, especially for what is basically a full time job.

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#27

Single Mom Would Like To Pay Less Than 2$ An Hour For Childcare

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Ryan Kargel 4 years ago

Less than two bucks an hour. I'd do it for free for a close friend or relative in a bind, and have, but for a paid gig this is a joke. Look into subsidized daycare.

26points

Melvin Dragvelk 4 years ago

I am sure the guy with a van who hands out free candy at the park would love to watch your child for that cheap of a price.

2points

Amanda Brendtro 4 years ago

Most schools have an after school/summer program through Boys and Girls Club and the YMCA that are scaled to income…

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im.bored.person 4 years ago

I mean i would probably do it if she is a single mom. As long as i have better schedule

1point

Mart Se 4 years ago

That's about $2/hour, what a deal!!!

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James Mills 4 years ago

$100 per week at 10.5hrs/day, assuming 5 day work week so 52.5hrs, that's $1.90/hr or $20/daily

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Fluffy Griffin 4 years ago

I mean, the kid is 8. If you had your own 8yo, you could just call it a playdate and make $1000 in the process 😆

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Pat Veldon 4 years ago

10.5 hour days for $100 bucks a week lol

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Scagsy 4 years ago (edited)

Wait until your 8-year-old grows up to be an adult. When she is 18, send her back in time to when she was 8. She can then look after herself and you can go off thinking about flying pink hippos or whatever. So, if we compare your advert to my - let's call it a 'scheme' - then it will be pretty clear that my 'scheme' offers a far greater chance of scoring you a babysitter than your advert ever will.

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Brian Bennett 4 years ago

m-f is right!

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#28

Be A Very Specific Age, Have A Bachelor’s Degree, Be A Nanny, Housekeeper, Teacher And Personal Shopper...and More, All For $13/Hr

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Vasana Phong 4 years ago

What is up with the bachelor’s degrees, i wonder if these idiots know there’s a reason they have one

60points

Billy Maguire 4 years ago

Maybe they think it means Single.

4points

Kat 4 years ago

So basically they want another mom?

20points

Katarina Stojic 4 years ago

My thoughts exactly!

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Sue Bradley 4 years ago

In other words'to be a full time parent' poor kids :(

16points

Pat Veldon 4 years ago

Ugh yeah you want a cook, housekeeper, babysitter, pet sitter, chauffeur, personal shopper etc for $13 an hour? Is this a joke?

10points

Derek Dufrane 4 years ago

She describing 5 people's jobs for the price of one

7points

Holes2Heaven 4 years ago

No one with a bachelor's degree would put up with her demands for $13/hour. She's looking for a mother/wife...why even have kids if you aren't willing to raise them?!? They obviously have plenty of money, so one of the parents doesn't need to work they choose to

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Kno 4 years ago

So they kinda want a parent....

5points

Gregg Bender 4 years ago

Bwa ha ha.

3points

AngelWings 4 years ago

One "kid' is 13....why not have them babysit 🤷‍♀️

1point

DelvianBlue 4 years ago

So if they want a full time person with a bachelor's degree and only $13 an hour, I assume they will be making up the difference with a full healthcare plan and retirement?

1point

#29

Family’s Requirements For A Babysitter Are So Crazy, They Got Shamed For It Online

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43points

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MiriPanda 4 years ago

I don't understand - they say 6-20 hours a week, but it also sounds like a live-in position?

37points

Siv Øiesvold 4 years ago (edited)

yup, the lucky person gets to live there for free in the 6-20 hours they watch the kid and do housework. And they have to pay 60 $ a week to rent their room the rest of the time. Basically a room for rent (with some strict rules), that is paid for with housework, taking care of the 6 year old and 60 $ a week. Lucky lucky to get that job..

19points

Chad Clites 3 years ago

I'd p**n the cameras

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Keely DENHAM 4 years ago

the baby sitter can live their for cheap in exchange for babysitting a child doesn't sound that unreasonable and to be honest to stay at a place while in college at 60$ a week wouldn't be that bad and I really like kids lol

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Deborah B 4 years ago

Wait, they want someone to PAY to be their live-in maid and nanny? WTF? Sanity check: If you rent out the room at market rates would the proceeds cover the hours worked at minimum wage? No? Then why would anyone want that deal?

14points

K Witmer 4 years ago

Eww they just want to spy on someone for their own control issues pleasure. Thats like a human trafficking scenario

10points

Azure Adams 4 years ago

we wanted to to see the shaming responses

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KC Lancaster 4 years ago

Click on "cranialbone" at the bottom of the picture to get to the article with the shaming bits;p

1point

YoyoSthlm 4 years ago

How can eight months = January til March??

7points

Mieke 4 years ago

Also saw that! Shows how "stupid" they, and this ad is......

2points

Holes2Heaven 4 years ago

I'm confused. Why do they need to start work at 2am?!? And no pay, but one week? Huh???

2points

Lori Moore 4 years ago

I'm kind of confused on how 5 Jan 2020 - 5 March 2020 is anywhere close to eight (8) months. I mean, isn't it just about 2 months?

2points

Mundane Adventures 4 years ago

I think they must mean 8 weeks.

2points

Samantha PandaNotBored 4 years ago

I’m confused.

2points

Seabeast 4 years ago

So this person has to be up at 2 in the morning???

1point

Debbie Burton 3 years ago

And what do they buy their own food with?

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#30

Pay My Rent And Babysit For Me Too

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Kat 4 years ago

Is this real?

35points

MandaPanda 4 years ago

I wish I could read the comments for that post

12points

im.bored.person 4 years ago

Me to lol

3points

Easily Excitable Panda 4 years ago

My thoughts: No.

6points

Kelly Hartle 4 years ago

You pay them $1500 a month and babysit for them? My mortgage payment is $1000/month, it goes toward me owning it, and no babysitting. No way!

5points

Marisa Varney 3 years ago

Where I live a 3 bedroom apartment on the low end costs $2,200 a month but most are closer to $2,500 so $1,500 a month would be a steal. It really depends on your area whether this could be a good deal. But the babysitting aspect is weird and too vague on how much babysitting they actually expect.

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Sue Hazlewood 4 years ago

Yes, I have many thoughts, you won't like them though

5points

LJ Robinson 4 years ago

This sounds like a sublease with babysitting duties.

4points

Nikki Sevven 4 years ago

"Any thoughts?" Yeah, go drown.

3points

Rachel Arteiro 4 years ago (edited)

In all honesty, I did not understand this one. It did sound like you regularly pay to sometimes live (sleep) in somebody's else place... and babysit, but that is not it, right?

1point

Debby Marengo 3 years ago

Pay the rent and live there when she is NOT there. She pays the rent when she IS there but you need to leave. Sometimes she'll dump her kid on you too.

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Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

Oh what an honor!

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#31

For $2 An Hour The Babysitter Is “Terrible” For Just Sitting On The Couch And Making Sure The Kids Are Safe

Final score:

40points

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Lotus Flower 4 years ago

You get what you pay for.

44points

Neil Bidle 4 years ago

I'm pretty sure that sitting on the couch and making sure the kids don't hurt themselves is at least 99% of what babysitting is supposed to be? That's all I want from a babysitter, to get back to uninjured children!

14points

Out of chocolate 4 years ago

Uh… when I hire a babysitter that’s basically what I tel them. “Just make sure they don’t kill each other”

8points

Holes2Heaven 4 years ago

20 a day?!?!?

2points

#32

A “Reasonable” Babysitter Willing To Work For Less Than $4 / Hr! Gtfoh!

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36points

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Deborah B 4 years ago

The only way this could work is if a group of mums got together and all chipped in for one of them to look after everyones kids. I can see taking care of your own kid +3 more for $90 per day, but one-on-one, that's not happening.

18points

Hannah Marshall 4 years ago (edited)

I look after one 2 year year old for $30 a day (for 6 hours) but he comes to me between 1 and 3 days a week. Sometimes he doesn't come at all if his mum doesn't work. I also look after two 4 year olds for $30 a day for 4-7 hours, per child, (usually from 9am til 4pm) and $40 for 8+ hours (7:45am til 5pm) per child, in my own home. Parents provide food, sunscreen, spare clothes, water. I provide the toys and entertainment. I look after them for 2 days a week. Daycare is $450 a month for part time hours. So for 2 kids, they're paying $900 a month - and a lot of people here, in Canada, aren't working, or are on low income due to Covid, so me charging between $4 and $5+ an hour is ideal for them, if they're on unemployment.

1point

Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

'Active' usually means nuisance, unbearable, naughty and screaming. 'Reasonable' usually means 'stupid and naive'.

0points

Whawhawhatsis 4 years ago

If it's going to be a group, there are babysitting coops that are free. You get paid by "tickets" or some such per hour per kid you watch someone else's child, and then if someone is available to watch your child, you pay them in tickets. So it's an exchange, but with specific rules. I was in one for several years and it was terrific. I met a bunch of nice neighbors, and we all had occasional babysitting when we needed it without paying for it. But not all day every day, ever! That's just delusional!

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Hannah Marshall 4 years ago

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#33

My Neighbour. Oh And By "Sit In Her House" She Means Babysit Her Two Very High Needs Children

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35points

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Derek Dufrane 4 years ago

OK can I steal s**t at my leisure

14points

#34

Babysitter Requirements For 2 Children: College Grad, Cpr Cert, Owns Car, 12+hours, Starts 4:30am. $12/Hr

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34points

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Andy Acceber 4 years ago

$13/hr doesn't seem awful for that in some regions. 'Especially if the sitter was allowed to bring their own kid, too. The degree requirement is classist though for sure.

17points

Mari Bryant 4 years ago

$13 an hour for two kids, plus housekeeping, cooking and helping them with their homework. Trust -- it's awful.

3points

Lori Moore 4 years ago

Don't you just love how they say a degree is required but don't care about what kind of degree that is?

3points

im.bored.person 4 years ago

4 AM is way to early.

3points

Linn Shonta 4 years ago

What is the deal with the college degree??? If I had a college degree in anything, the last thing I would be doing after all that work to get the degree would be babysitting!! Are these people out of their minds!!!

1point

Seabeast 4 years ago

Well at least they're offering more than $1.15 per hour.

1point

Enby.Minecraft.Bee. 4 years ago

WHY DO THEY NEED DEGREES?!

0points

Robert Robi Z 4 years ago

'You need to be comfortable with pets' probably means 'We have four very large untrained dogs who will jump all over you and knock you down all the time'

0points

Arctic Fox Lover 4 years ago

At least they say that they "prefer" those things and not that they're absolutely required.

0points

#35

Babysitter Choosing Beggars; People Should Just Babysit For Free!!

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32points

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Andy Acceber 4 years ago

In the U.S., workers are struggling for a livable wage. Note, that's different than a family wage. (Google it.) We used to have ample jobs that could support a family. No longer. We let wages stagnate. $12/hr may be what the parents are getting paid, but it's ridiculous to value a sitter's time significantly less than that.

31points

Mari Bryant 4 years ago

Not all workers. Just people who work minimum wage jobs and think they should just be paid more rather than do something to make themselves worth more. Big difference.

1point

N G 4 years ago

Just to highlight that final (fully readable) comment. The high cost of childcare is EXACTLY the reason some mums in the UK don't return to work. Of course this is professional day care costs, not a babysitter on FB. This has/is changing with the introduction of free childcare places for 2 & 3 year olds (the government pays the nursery instead of the parent). When my friend (who had a reasonable paying office job) returned to work after having her daughter, after paying the nursery (which wasn't a high-end one), she had £20 a week remaining from her take home pay. Wasn't worth it.

3points

Mart Se 4 years ago

Juat don't have a baby if you can't afford it

2points

Don't Look 4 years ago

So, you have children BUT you don't make enough money to afford to keep them. Interesting.

2points

Kt 4 years ago

Well good on RED for being able to afford to help someone out the way they are by not charging loads, but are they paying bills off of that $20 a day? Probably not much! Plus, are they filing taxes? Probably not!

2points

Brendan 4 years ago

To be honest, I wouldn't pay this much. Not that this person doesn't deserve it, but because my nursery charges £54 per day.

1point

N G 4 years ago (edited)

Depending on how the nursery rates are applied, you may also be subsidising the cost of looking after the younger babies. I believe the ratios have changed, but when I (briefly) worked in a nursery, it was one carer to 3 babies under 1 year old, (I've forgotten the 1-3 ratio as I never worked that department) and one carer to eight 3-4 year olds. One senior member of staff per department, but the rest were minimum wage workers like me. So it costs a lot more money to look after babies, because you need proportionally more staff. Let's say minimum wage is £10/hr (to make the maths easier! And I'm rounding the percentages.). One carer works 8 hours. If they are working the baby section, their wages make up 50% of the charge (£54 x 3 babies = £162. Staff cost £80). If they work the toddler section, their wage is just 20% (£54 x 8 toddlers = £432. Staff cost still £80). And that's *just* staff cost, not food, building rates, admin and all the other costs of doing business out of the home.

3points

Kt 4 years ago

That works for you. But if people want 1:1 are, they need to expect high prices.

2points

Andy Acceber 4 years ago

Fair enough. It's the difference between a group setting and 1:1 care in your own home. Also note that £54 is $74 usd. Assuming the nursery is 8 hours each day, that's $9.25 usd per hour. It's less than the in-home sitter cost but, really, not by all that much.

2points

Lady Lava 3 years ago

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0points

zovjraar me 4 years ago

my sister stopped working because it's cheaper for her to stay home with her kids than to pay for daycare/babysitting. i'm not saying babysitters shouldn't charge a decent amount for their hard work and time- $15-20/hr seems reasonable to me. I'm just trying to provide a different perspective.

0points

#36

One Of Her Kids Was Killed By A “Babysitter” About Two Years Ago, Too.

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Watching 4 years ago

Excuse me? One was killed?

3points

Vasana Phong 4 years ago

I remember when I watched a cat for a neighbor who had one of them doggie doors, she went to out of town for 4 days, the cat only scratched on the back door to get fed, she gave 80$, I didn’t even want to take it, point of the story, someone’s doing you a favor, pay them for their time, this is a cat , not someone’s human children

1point

#37

I Acknowledge I’m Paying You Below Minimum Wage But It’s Still Too Much!!

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7points

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Karl Baxter 4 years ago

Thought this couple might have considered how having kids would have an impact on their social life.

7points

Deborah B 4 years ago

Well, traditionally, you would have a 13-15 year old sitting on the sofa watching tv, pay them less than minimum wage, and one of the employers drives them home at the end of the night. And they will still want $10 an hour. You want an adult, who can drive themself, has referrences, car, CPR cert, etc, they're going to have more options.

1point

Kat 4 years ago

How about not going out then. Horrible person...

0points

#38

Delusional Babysitter Round 2

Final score:

7points

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Kat 4 years ago

Wow, I just don't have any more words...

1point

#39

Need A Reliable Baby Sitter

Final score:

7points

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Maddie Star ⭐ 4 years ago

I will pay you next to nothing, but don't worry, I will supply the essentials that my child needs so you won't have to pay for them. ffs

10points

Victoria 4 years ago

"Works part time" but needs someone to watch her kid for full time hrs? That's not sus at all...

0points

#40

This Is Literally $1 An Hour

Final score:

6points

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Seabeast 4 years ago

So, $50 for seven days total, or $7.14 per day. Those are 8 hour days, so that's $0.89 per hour.

2points

#41

Looking For A House Sitter, Rent Is $100

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5points

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Lotus Flower 4 years ago

So wait, I would owe her to house sit? BWAHAHAHA

12points

Aunt Messy Premium 4 years ago

Our cat sitter comes in for about half an hour in the mornings to scoop the poops, make sure the food and water dishes are full and charges $20.00 a visit. I think that's low.

2points

Ozacoter 4 years ago

That is two of the animal shelters in spain that ask you to be a "volunteer" for 40h a week (thats a free worker not a volunteer) and you need to pay them rent!

0points

#42

Beggar Looking For Experienced, Professional, Round The Clock Babysitter For Her 10 Month Old While She's On Vacation...for ~$3.75 Per Hour

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5points

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Mette Olsen Douglas 4 years ago

While I find it completely nuts to leave any child/children home when going on vacation - I don't think that $450 fit four days is awful at all! They're idiot parents but they'd pay well

3points

Seabeast 4 years ago

For a 24 hour day?

3points

Esté 4 years ago

Or, I don't know, take your kids with you on holiday?

3points

Dorothy Parker 4 years ago

Terrifying that they're willing to leave their baby with total strangers.

2points

#43

Looking For A Housekeeper/Babysitter/Slave For Slightly Above Minimum Wage, And Don’t Even Think About Taking A Break

Final score:

5points

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Seabeast 4 years ago

Frozen chicken nuggets and fries. Every single night. Gosh, those kids are well nourished.

1point

#44

Nanny Job So Good You Should Pay Them To Do It

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5points

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Lyn Moffett 4 years ago

So you're willing to pay 450 for a sitter but they have to give it straight back to you for utilities???

5points

MiriPanda 4 years ago

No, they are 'paying' with a free room, 450 is the amount the nanny has to pay towards utilities... Some people...

3points

#45

Hello

Final score:

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Deborah B 4 years ago

10 hr days 5 days a week is 50 hrs. $5-6 per hr of nope.

3points

#46

Babysitter Needed

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Batwench Premium 4 years ago

And the last one, just pushed price up in my opinion as there is a medical element involved.

3points